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China issues regulations to boost implementation of anti-sanctions law

Summary by South China Morning Post
Regulations elaborate on scope of items and punishments included in measures to counter external hostilities.

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China issues regulations to boost implementation of anti-sanctions law

Regulations elaborate on scope of items and punishments included in measures to counter external hostilities.

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China Introduces New Regulations To Bolster Response To Foreign Sanctions

The rules concern the implementation of China's anti-foreign sanctions law, which was passed in 2021 and the new regulations detail the sectors that foreign individuals and organisations can be restricted from. The post China Introduces New Regulations To Bolster Response To Foreign Sanctions appeared first on StratNews Global.

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South China Morning Post broke the news in Hong Kong on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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